The evolution of climate

"The Evolution of Climate" by C. E. P. (Charles Ernest Pelham) Brooks is a science book from the early 1900's that explores the long history of Earth's changing weather patterns, especially during the Ice Age, and how these changes impacted the land, rocks, and ancient people. The book tries to discover the causes for the shifts in climate over long periods of time while focusing on how the land and water formations influenced the various changes. By presenting evidence from fossils and rocks, the author shows that the Earth's climate has changed a lot over time. The start of the book tells about different scientific ideas about how climate has changed, using clues from geology and old climates. Brooks talks about how hard it is to learn about old climates because the data is scarce and scientists disagree. The first parts of the book prepare the reader to think about what factors influenced climate changes, noting how geography and climate have been linked throughout Earth's timeline.